Federal officials skipped the opening of the 4.7-billion-peso Chihuahua surveillance tower, built by an opposition state government accused of inviting CIA agents in violation of Mexican law.
After Trump shared a map draping Mexico, Canada, and Greenland in U.S. flag colors, Sheinbaum invoked the “month of the homeland” to reaffirm national sovereignty.
“Washington isn’t interested in fighting organized crime within its borders… but in using drug trafficking as a pretext to interfere in other countries,” La Jornada argues.
“The East does not reproduce the Western paradigm of a single dominant pole, but its opposite,” argues Rojas Silva.
“What of Rocha. What of Cerimedo. What of Negre. What of “Alito” and the other worms. The issue is the beast that drools and growls on the porch of our house,” writes Páez Varela.
Russia’s SVR says the West is planting arms and faking video to blame Moscow for arming cartels and pull Latin America into its anti-Russia camp.
After Washington revoked the visa of AMLO’s son, Sheinbaum says the cancellations single out ‘politically exposed persons’ and interfere in Mexican politics.
In an open letter to Trump, López Beltrán brands the visa revocation ‘Hitlerian’ and demands the president dismiss Marco Rubio and Christopher Landau.
David Raby on the El Mayo abduction, USMCA fights, ICE killings of Mexican-Americans, and the economic strength behind Sheinbaum’s firmer line with Washington.
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